Sentence examples for simultaneously triggering from inspiring English sources

If the young stars in Orion can do it, then our Sun should have been able to do it too". The perplexing presence of these isotopic anomalies, found in ancient meteoroids orbiting the Earth, led to the theory that a supernova explosion occurred very close to the Solar System's progenitor gas cloud, simultaneously triggering its collapse and seeding it with short-lived isotopes.

After active-targeting endocytosis by cancer cells, platinum(IV) prodrug in MMSNs would be restored to active platinum II) drug in response to the innative reducing microenvironment in cancer cells, resulting in the detachment of β-CD gatekeeper and thus simultaneously triggering the in situ release of anticancer drug doxorubicin (DOX) entrapped in the MMSNs to kill cancer cells.

CONCLUSIONS: RPE cells avoided cell death and recovered from prolonged oxidative injury by activating a host of defense mechanisms while simultaneously triggering genes and cellular responses that may be involved in RPE disease development.

Additionally, bioactive proteins, such as cytokines, generally show pleiotropic actions through a number of receptors in vivo, making it difficult to elicit the desired effect without simultaneously triggering undesirable secondary effects.

To enhance the aorta and pulmonary arteries simultaneously, triggering at the level of left atrium is recommended with an injection rate of not less than 4 ml/s, and an overall injection of at least 100 ml of IV contrast is required [8].

Less rapid-fire trading would presumably result in slightly lower profits, while simultaneously triggering fewer legal audits but also fewer commission dollars to spread around.

A light-emitting diode (LED) is simultaneously triggered using the stroboscopic technique.

In developing the procedure, the researchers simultaneously triggered the hope of creating organs on demand and the wrath of opponents of stem-cell research.

The signal is relayed to a data logger, which simultaneously triggers the recording of the event with a time-lapse video recorder and infrared sensitive camera.

It is found that the photodynamic therapy (PDT) derived from the generated reactive oxygen species and the photothermal therapy (PTT) arising from the photothermal effect can be simultaneously triggered by a single 980 nm near infrared (NIR) light.

The list of movies that simultaneously trigger the audience's anxious reflexes and reflect upon our susceptibility to anxiety could be expanded to include a grown-up art film like Michael Haneke's apocalyptic "Time of the Wolf" and a mainstream juvenile entertainment like Alfonso Cuarón's "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban".